University admission rules

Author: Wang Hantian
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Every candidate must undergo the unified college entrance examination and fill out their college major preferences. Both stages are crucial. To get into a satisfactory college and major, candidates rely on both strength and skills. During college admission, universities usually adjust the number of archives by 120% of the enrollment plan. After a candidate's file is transferred to the university, how to avoid becoming part of the 20% who are eliminated again is closely related to whether their major preferences are filled out appropriately. Some candidates fail to fill out their preferences effectively mainly because they have little knowledge of the admission rules of different universities. These admission rules generally include: score differences, the way in which admitted candidates are assigned to majors, requirements for single-subject scores, restrictions on physical and physiological conditions, gender ratios, and preferential methods. Each university has its own enrollment regulations and admission rules, but such materials are often scattered, making it difficult for candidates and parents to collect the information they need. For this reason, we have specifically compiled and published this book, hoping to help candidates make rational major preferences and ultimately achieve their goals. The main content of this book can be roughly divided into two parts: one is the policies and regulations of the Ministry of Education of China regarding college admission, key clauses in the admission rules, and tips for reading and understanding college admission rules; the other is a compilation of the admission rules of over 500 universities, including national key universities and local famous universities in various provinces, cities, and autonomous regions. The admission rules of each university are written based on expert analysis and research of the relevant university's bylaws and other materials from the past two years. Each school has its own enrollment regulations and admission rules, but such materials are often scattered, making it difficult for candidates and parents to collect the information they need. For this reason, we have specifically compiled and published this book, hoping to help candidates make rational major preferences and ultimately achieve their goals.